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In last weekend’s Pac-12 Multis Championships at Arizona’s Roy P. Drachman Stadium, Cal was the embodiment of the contrast between success and failure.
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The thrower took second place in both the shot put and discus at last season’s Pac-12 Championships.
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After almost 50 years coaching track and field and cross country, Tony Sandoval is bringing those 12-month propositions to an end. The coach is calling his time after 37 years at Cal.
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After kicking off the season at home, Cal will journey into the winter of the Central Valley for the Hornet Invitational at Sacramento State.
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Sandoval speaks of track as a process, a continual desire to get better. It’s a lesson that many people could, and maybe should, take to heart. The ending of the story is good, but it’s nothing without the story itself.
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Three Bears are headed to Birmingham, Alabama to compete for an NCAA title. McKay Johnson will throw in shot put, and teammates Tyler Brendel and Tuomas Kaukolahti will participate in the heptathlon and triple jump, respectively.
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Ashtyn Davis’ rise to stardom is unlike the experiences of his fellow defensive starters. From having zero offers out of high school to hurdling at the highest level of collegiate track and field to earning his place as a football player, it’s safe to say he’s made it far down the lonely road.
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Camryn Rogers may not be a household name just yet, but Rogers’ performance last week ensured her name is well on its way. The rising Cal track and field sophomore won the hammer throw event in the IAAF World U20 Championships, topping her seemingly endless list of accomplishments.
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After transferring to Cal from UCLA — just in time for the 2017-18 track and field season — there were high hopes for senior Misana Viltz as he redshirted the outdoor season in order to compete in both indoors and outdoors next year.
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As the sole representative of Cal in the championship meet, Viltz has a tough task ahead of him. The standard qualifying mark for the men’s 110 hurdles event is 13.65 seconds, although Viltz was accepted into the championships with a time of 13.74.
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